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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1905

Page

3

Report of Fertilizer Board and Tax Receipts

The Fertilizer Board reports year ending June 30 2008 with receipts from tag sales totaling 12602145 and a balance of 11845982 after redemptions and deductions. Increased inspection and analysis costs, weekly fertilizer analyses to inform the public, and higher inspector wages are noted to meet demand.

Vietnnon College Clemson Board of Fertilizer Control Jane Board of Trustees J. KE

Harry Dean Serves Life For Murder In Wellford

Harry Dean of Spartanburg, aged 19, is sent to the State prison to slay the remainder of his natural life for the Wellford murder of Miller McKinney two years ago. Convicted of murder with mercy recommendation after two trials, Dean was maimed, with his right arm withered, and was defended by capable lawyers in a case noted for its strong evidence. The killing arose from a debt to McKinney near his store. The Supreme Court近日 ruled unfavorably on the appeal after a second trial and a new trial was refused.

Harry Dean Spartanburg Dean Miller McKinney Wellford McKinney Biny Duan A. H. Dean A. A. Dean, Jr Greenville Columbia McKinnay Maia Mercy Supreme Court Stanyarna Wilson Ac HL

Newberry Senator Blease Visits Pendleton Claim

Colp Blease of Newberry, amid a tense political scene, toured Pendleton plantation and spoke confidently about defending his dispensary stance. The long‑time senator, described in vivid imagery, predicted strong local support for maintaining the policy.

Colp Blease Newberry Pendleton Newberry County Cnine Courany Anidera

Drinker Man Kills Three Parsons in Pensacola Shop

William S. Williams a shipper in Deahn White's Pensacola clothing store entered the private office on July 18 and killed the owner, Danaby another employee, and James White the store manager with a revolver. A fourth clerk was shot at but not hit. White sustained a lung injury and was not believed to recover.

William S. Williams Deahn White Pensacola Williams Tid Danaby White Ile James White Ators Williama Atill

Valhalla Drug Phaemnocy Liniment Ad Parody

A garbled OCR ad parody touts fake products like Carter's Phaemnocy and Wealminator. It pitches a full bottle for 25 corte with claims of no rind and all gain, urging purchases as a joke or spoof notice.

Kiliott Gevat Carter

Governor's stance on dispensary law and county enforcement

In a Darlington meeting, D R Coker asks the Governor about enforcement if counties vote out the dispensary. Governor Heyward cites the 1904 law taxing counties by half a mill to fund enforcement and argues enforcement should rest with local authorities unless they fail, then state aid may be used.

Columbia Record Darlington D. R. Coker D.R. Coker 8. C Tam Darlington County Tmeeting pMole General Assembly Onfarnlog Vila Dun Vynor Mioh Moane Heyward

Cotton Market Views From a Carolina Broker

Anderson broker Carey says there is no cotton market conspiracy and mills cannot block outside buyers. He notes Anderson County produces about a third of local cotton and exporters and brokers influence sales by price signals and delivery terms. Carey observes exporters rarely place direct buyers here but supply quotations. mills buy when needed and pay fair prices to attract cotton.

Atderbon Mail MM. Carey Swaeon Cary Ly Milla Mr. Carey Carey Andoraon Piedmont Fe Anderson County Anderson Pood Busid Moat Eile Alleges Greenville Afr Greenvilly

Dr Miles remedies advertise reward and claims

An advertisement offers a $5,000 reward for detecting opium chloral morphine cocaine ether or chloroform in any Dr Miles Remedies purchased in open market. It asserts the remedies heal via nervous system support, not nerve paralysis, and cites a testimonial from Walker of Rom, Op line about Anti Pain Pills its efficacy. The Miles firm guarantees first package and promises refund if it fails.

Miles Mito Ina Ay Walker Big Miles Miles Medical Co Hillchars

Hartaville Prohibition Tale Claims Town's Dry Record

The Hartaville Messenger reports prohibition keeps Hartaville dry with few arrests, describes residents avoiding drunkenness, notes ladies travel to avoid disruptions, and asserts no murders in five years, claiming strong town growth tied to its peaceable reputation and lack of alcohol-related crime.

Hartaville Hurtaville Balug Nquora Avery Ouralzo

Lawson Speaks on Restoring Wealth to American People

Tom Lawsons guest address before about 1100 members of the Minnnapolly club recounts his claim of returning millions taken from Armenians and others. He attacks Rockefeller and Morgan, accusing them of using a machine to drain pockets and proposes reversing the system to return billions to rightful owners.

Thomas W. Litwaon Heaton Minnnapolly Lawson Tinahoon Ruth Dean Joli Rockefallor Equitable Assurance Society Rocckefeller Rogers Aforgan

ABT comix Batre ths Wa Kind You Have Atv

This fragment suggests a comic style item with a quirky title and stray phrases about a battle and a light. It lacks clear people, places, or events to identify a concrete news item.

Roosevelt Sails for the Frozen North Expedition

The ship Roosevelt, captained by Robert Perry, departed New York on a voyage toward the north pole. Perry and part of the expedition party began aboard, later transferring to a naval tug at the Narrows as the vessel moved toward Sandy Hook, with cheers and naval escorts signaling the start of the journey.

New York Roosevelt Robert ¥. Perry North Pole Perry Riluats Hay Narrows Kee Perry Beney Cape Lireton Chirteenth Rot Nowapayer Farmn Sandy Hook Navy Yard Coghin Alaund

Southern Railway announces round trip fares for Farmers Institute

The Southern Railway sets fare for round trip to Calhoun and Cherry's Crossing South Carolina for the State Farmers Institute at Clemson College August 8 1905. Tickets on sale August 4 7 8 with final limit August 13 from all points South Carolina. For full details consult Hokot agent or R W Hunt division passenger agent Charleston SC.

Southern Railway Calhoun Cherry Clemson College

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